Natural Learning Initiative Offers Workshops
The Natural Learning Initiative will present two educational opportunities this fall.
Research to Practice: Maximizing Child Outcomes in the Outdoors Symposium for Early Head Start and Head Start Programs will be held September 28-29 and the 8th Annual
NLI Design Institute will be held on October 15-16. For more information on both programs, go to www.naturalearning.org.
Landscape Architecture Registration Exam Prep Course
The Landscape Architecture Registration Exam Prep Course will be held October 1-3, 2010, at the College of Design. Taught by alumnus Ray Freeman, this course will review the Performance Section, Grading & Drainage, Section E. For more information, go to design.ncsu.edu/cont-ed.
SAVE THE DATE: 8th Annual Urban Design Forum
“Growing in Place” Symposium
Friday, February 11 • Marbles Kids Museum, Raleigh
The Natural learning Initiative will present its fourth annual “Growing in Place” symposium exploring an array of inclusionary urban design strategies that support family well being in city and town settings.
Urban Design Conference
Saturday, February 12 • Raleigh Marriott
The Saturday conference will focus on a variety of issues related to retrofitting suburbia through urban design principles. Stay tuned for more details about the conference and additional programs to take place during the Forum. design.ncsu.edu/urban/
Many thanks to the 2010 Urban Design Conference Sponsors
SUPPORTERS
US Green Building Council North Carolina Triangle Chapter
Clark Nexsen
PATRONS
ColeJenest & Stone
Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee
CONTRIBUTORS
Adams Products Company
AIA Triangle
Cherokee Investment Partners, LLC
Clancy & Theys Construction Company
CLH Design, P.A
Empire Properties
KlingStubbins
North Carolina Solar Center
Rodgers Builders, Inc.
STEWART
ValleyCrest Landscape Companies
And sponsor of the 3rd annual “Growing in Place” Symposium, PlayCore
2011 Conference Committee
Rodney Swink, FASLA, CHAIR
Adjunct Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture
NC State University College of Design
Robin Abrams, Ph.D., AIA, ASLA
Head, School of Architecture
NC State University College of Design
Elizabeth Alley, AICP
Planner II, City of Raleigh Urban Design Center
Kofi Boone
Assistant Professor, Landscape Architecture
NC State University College of Design
Chris E. Brasier, FAIA, LEED AP
Vice President, Clark Nexsen
Gene Bressler, FASLA
Head, Landscape Architecture Dept.
NC State University College of Design
Douglas Brinkley, FAIA
Partner, Pearce Brinkley Cease & Lee PA
Nilda Cosco, Ph.D
Education Specialist, The Natural Learning Initiative
NC State University College of Design
Sean A. Dolle, PE, LEED AP
Project Manager, Falcon Engineering
Daniel T. Douglas, AICP
Director of Urban Planning and Design, KlingStubbins
Paul Lipchak, AIA, LEED AP
Architect, The Freelon Group
Paul F. Morris, FASLA
President, Greenleaf Strategies, LLC
Grant Meacci, ASLA, LEED AP
Division Manager, City of Raleigh Urban Design Center
Rebecca Myers
Candidate, Ph.D. in Design
NC State University College of Design
Celen Pasalar, Ph.D.
Director, Downtown Design Studio/Extension
Planning Specialist
NC State University College of Design
Mack Paul
Partner, K & L Gates
Traci Rose Rider, Ph.D., Assoc. AIA, LEED, AP
Partner, Trace Collaborative, LLC
Specialist, NC State University-NC Solar Center
Dona Stankus, AIA
Director, NC Healthy Built Homes Program
NC State University-NC Solar Center
Matthew Tomasulo
Candidate, Master’s in Landscape Architecture
NC State University College of Design
Ex officio:
Dean Marvin J. Malecha, FAIA
NC State University College of Design
Staff liaison:
Jean Marie Livaudais
Director of Professional Relations
NC State University College of Design
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